Wisconsin Corn Hybrid Trials
last updated
December 01, 2014
2014 WISCONSIN CORN HYBRID PERFORMANCE
TRIALS
Grain - Silage - Specialty - Organic
December 2014 A3653
Every year, the University of Wisconsin Extension-Madison and College of
Agricultural and Life Sciences conduct a corn evaluation program, in
cooperation with the Wisconsin Crop Improvement Association. The purpose
of this program is to provide unbiased performance comparisons of hybrid
seed corn available in Wisconsin. These trials evaluate corn hybrids
for both grain and silage production performance. In 2014, grain and
silage performance trials were planted at fourteen locations ...
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Situation: A one bushel increase by Wisconsin corn farmers
increases farm income $8 to $32 million dollars
Objective: To provide unbiased performance comparisons of hybrid seed corn
available in Wisconsin.
These results are a
''Consumer Report'' for commercial corn hybrids. The trials evaluate grain, silage, and systems including organic, transgenic and refugia
systems.
Data Forms
Testing Sites
University of Wisconsin Corn Hybrid Trials
Note: UW trial results are posted the Monday after Thanksgiving or earlier.
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University of Wisconsin Organic Trials
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Crop Variety Trials in Other States
University Crop Testing Alliance
WAPAC Corn Trials
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To view more recent WAPAC trials, click
here.